Sentence examples for struggle shot from inspiring English sources

"The Embryo Hunts in Secret" (1966), a representation of class struggle shot in one room with just two actors, tells of a woman held captive and molested by her boss, though the clear implication is that psychologically the woman is the more powerful of the two and controls the relationship.

Government is engaged in a permanent power struggle shot through with corruption.

He waited for her to step outside and then, after a struggle, shot her point-blank in the head before turning the gun on himself.

- A Hialeah man spotted a guy driving his stolen truck, confronted the carjacker at gunpoint and, after a struggle, shot him in the leg.

However, on July 22 , 2004 before she could leave the area, William Edwards skipped his anger management class, left the base by himself, drove to Erin Edwards's house, and after a struggle, shot her in the head, then turned the gun on himself.

As Mr. Oliver characterized it, a struggle ensued, shots rang out and Ms. Ricart, a former welfare mother who built a career with a Manhattan travel agency, was killed.

But estimates for the ABC show were rough because it ran seven minutes into the 10 p.m. time slot of the struggling "Big Shots".

Anthony had 12 points and continued to struggle with his shot (4 for 12), though it hardly mattered.

If you see me three-putt or struggle with a shot in the rough, help me out.

She fights tears, then regains her composure for a few firm words to the photographer, who is now, in his on-going struggle for a shot of her eyes, squatting eight inches from her nose.

St. John's failed on two counts tonight, unable to keep No. 25 Connecticut from the basket or the free-throw line and watching its best player, Marcus Hatten, struggle with his shot long enough for the Red Storm to lose, 75-70, at Gampel Pavilion.